Andrex

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by Andrex 1y ago
I've been trying to put a TCG together, I might just get a printer and print my own cards until volume demands otherwise. At least there are still high-quality options in the US, like USPCC, but you'll pay for it.
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by Andrex 1y ago
Giving large companies, but not the average Joe, the ability to retain copyright defeats the purpose of copyright being for artists.
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by Andrex 1y ago
HTML5 hype started strong out of the gate because of the video and audio tags, and canvas slightly after. Those HTML tags were worth the hype. Flash's reputation was quite low at the time and people were ready to finally move on from p
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by Andrex 1y ago
I've been hemming and hawing over whether to explore new PWA tech or catch back up on Flutter/Android with a current small-scale personal project... Sounds like I'm going PWA. This seems too onerous for any non-corporate deve
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by Andrex 1y ago
> Jesus, how does your society still function when underage people can see videos of people having sex?! It kind of isn't anymore. But not just because of porn, obviously. Early porn exposure goes hand in hand with the problems we
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by Andrex 1y ago
Web 2.0 and before is now considered the old internet.
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by Andrex 2y ago
An obvious choice for an early expansion pack. Like Pokemon adding a girl player character in 2nd Gen.
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by Andrex 2y ago
Thank you, nonvoters.
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by Andrex 2y ago
Unrelated. - The dispute was after the movie released. - Only one of the Wachowskis could be convinced to come back. - WB had tried and failed at least once getting a new Matrix movie off the ground after Revolutions without the Wachowskis.
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by Andrex 2y ago
If that's true, then that seems to be the simplest explanation for what happened here? (Honestly asking.)
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by Andrex 2y ago
Humans hate being bored but only dick-around and learn things like this when they're bored. Speaking personally, I guess. Since the 90s we've found "better" ways at "curing" our boredom. Put this UI on a modern
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by Andrex 2y ago
Turnabout is fair play to the comment OP.
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by Andrex 2y ago
Yeah. I tried it but audio bugged out after a while for seemingly no reason. Very janky software, should be a last resort.
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by Andrex 2y ago
> Spreading copies around ad-hoc isn’t a backup plan. I wish this were an internet rule we could repeat ad infinitum.
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by Andrex 2y ago
Then the question becomes why raise this irrelevant anecdote? The OP didn't research either.
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by Andrex 2y ago
That might be considered fine if Google's larger goal is to make money from enterprises/Workspace integration, using consumer launches as splashy PR. This way they get two rounds of headlines. "Gemini 2.5 released" and l
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by Andrex 2y ago
> because we believed a lot of the hype Never buy the hype. Buy boring and tested.
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by Andrex 2y ago
Clearly that is what he meant, yes.
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by Andrex 2y ago
When you put it like that... goddamn inflation has been awful.
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by Andrex 2y ago
Open Gimp's settings dialog. I don't think you have to worry about settings disappearing in newer releases. Which, major releases of Gimp are so slow anyways, if it was a realistic worry for this software specifically (it's n
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by Andrex 2y ago
3.0 felt a little weird for the first day or two, but as someone who likewise has used Gimp mostly for web stuff for (almost) 20 years, I really like 3.0 compared to 2.x so far. Text is slightly more finicky but way more powerful, for insta
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by Andrex 2y ago
FOIA makes the US gov't one of the more transparent democracies, as a counterpoint. So much so it started getting copied by them. https://reason.com/2024/12/26/foia-for-all/
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by Andrex 2y ago
I understand most of these, but the original meaning of cumstore eludes me.
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by Andrex 2y ago
I feel like I've read, well not a lot, but a pretty decent amount. More than my average peer, probably. I don't think I've ever once encountered "gaol" before today. Reading the parent comment, I believed it was a
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by Andrex 2y ago
How old are you?
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by Andrex 2y ago
Sounds like Animal Crossing City Folk's much-hated "animal tracks," which they ditched the very next game because everyone hated them lol. It's interesting to see that mechanic is desirable in a different context.
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by Andrex 2y ago
Shit is this everybody? I feel like I'm constantly mourning who I used to be, like it was a different person entirely and there's no getting that level of empathy or patience back again.
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by Andrex 2y ago
They finally made filing free. So, maybe this century?
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by Andrex 2y ago
Have you seen the patchwork that is DST in the US? I don't think the US will bring more consistency to established international standards.
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by Andrex 2y ago
Just teens? There's much work yet to be done...

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